Functional Communication Curriculums for Speech Therapy

Functional Communication Curriculums for Speech Therapy

From Speech and Language Kids Podcast by Carrie Clark, M.A. CCC-SLP

October 23, 2025 · 30 min

About this episode

This episode discusses functional communication curriculums designed to help children express their basic wants and needs effectively.

Functional Communication Curriculums for Speech Therapy A Step-by-Step Plan to Help Children Communicate Their Basic Wants and Needs Give children the tools to express themselves — even if they’re just starting to find their voice. Our functional communication curriculums guide you through teaching real-world communication skills that help children connect, request, protest, and share with others — in therapy, at home, or in daily routines. You’ll have clear, ready-to-use plans that make every session meaningful and progress easy to see. Practical. Evidence-based. Life-changing. Start your Free Trial to Access the Functional Communication Curriculums → Instant access.  No risk.  Cancel anytime. Who’s it For? Children and teens who s truggle to take turns or share activities with others Those who struggle to express basic wants and needs Those who repeat things they’ve heard others say or quote shows/videos Those who have trouble following directions and routines Those who use alternative means to communicate with others (behaviors, sign language, pictures, communication devices, etc.) Who Can Use It? Speech-Language Pathologists and Professionals Speech…

People in this episode

Host: Carrie Clark

Topics covered

  • functional communication
  • speech therapy
  • children's communication skills
  • real-world communication
  • evidence-based practices

Keywords

  • functional communication
  • speech therapy
  • communication skills
  • children
  • curriculum
  • evidence-based
  • therapy

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